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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-08-13
FOR SALE.
$40, 900 WHITE PINE COURT HOUSE
BONDS.
Bearing Interest at the rate of 6 Per
Cent. Per Annum.

court HOUSE COMMISSIONER SOL
- Hip has nov OF hand and Tor sale the
Court Hoase Bond. issaed under an Act Of the
Legislature Of the state Of Nevsda. approved
February /. 1857. With interest a. the rae Of
per cent per annum- commencing April g. 1877
The Bonds are drAEa In smsunts Of Five
Hundred Dollars each.
These Bonds ars made payable. respectively.
Al enc, two, three, foar and ave yesrs PRO
vision is made In the Act relating 10 their
Issue for q special tar 10 redeem ss0o0 Of the
bonds every year and 20 paw the Interest
% al Of them On the FIRST Of January Of each
year until the whole are redeemed and can.
csiled
These Bonds are for sale at par. and Lur-
ehasers will Be given choice As 10 time in which
the bonds are payable according A. they are
sold.
By Order Of the Board Of Court Hsuss Com
missioAszs.
ME-. BOYLE. chLrnss.
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Z :. FLINT. 81 Ws.hos County.
B 2. LEETE, r W4shoe C.sniy.
p. II. MULCAHY. : XEsaoe County.
Al. WHITE. e Washo- Ca1nfs.
JOHN SYEENY. q Ormsby cnBoiy.
T. 2. RlCKET, Of Dsugl1s County
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MEMBERS or THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE:

e. c. PoWNING. If w.shoe County,
ALVAR0 EVANS. e Wzshn- county
THEO. WINTERS. II wasl.o~ county.
?. DANG BERG. 81 D,uziAs County
". :. BAILEY, q Churchill County,
JOS. MARZEy. OF HumIpoldi County.
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We hereby certify tbs fsTeZoisz % be tss
TIE a1t eo-rect statement - fns sazBre o.
Heiie Pine CoaztF. SsE1ca- Ter tie 9z2--ei
ending Jzas -. ls7.
A D. CANTON. Comfy Auditor.
J. Il. LOCKWOOD. CozuFy Treasurer.
b. c A. NATEgEsox. Deyzsy
SEAL w. LArRESsoS
COz1iy Clerk
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MnucN 10 be made. Cot This ont and =
WuUCt turn 10 us. and We will SEND yOs
free, something q great value and iElportsipNIs
20 you. and VIII start you Ia business Ne.s
ANYTHING else in the world. ANY enc can ~ ~
this work and live a. home. Either ser, ~
ages. Something new. that just eeins MONEY
for all workers VIII stsrt you: capiial no'
needed This 10 one ~ the genuine impsr
ant chances OF q iifoiime. Those who 81
ambitious and eBteTphsiag ~ill not delay
ar nd oatat. Address TRus a Co., Augs'~
maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-08-13

Tstll sisss-.ez.a,.4sE. = 80 g
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-08-13

TIE STATE AGRTCCRAL SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED N Ac
e-s.se. Legislature Il iae State Of Nevsi. emitted
provide AM eanrsi II the State As
cultural soeieiy 81 approved March : 1855
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VIII can live a. home. and make more money
lUU AZ sork for ne that AZ anything else IN
the world Capital not needed you are start
do the work. Large earnings sure from fret
start. Costly outnt and terms free. Better
not delay. Costs ron nothing to send as vour
address and ind cut: II you are wise you will
90 % 81 eaee. Il. HALLETT 4 Co. PsFtland.
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KOTIcE FOR PUBLIcA1IoM.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.
n - -

ErRsKA. Nsvsda. JAY 4. ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- John 2 Jones q Carson Ctr, State Of
ScTsda- a1EhoriLed agent ~ fhe State
Of Nevada. and acfinZ for and on ia be
half has Sd an application 10 eater under
the provisions % an Acf Of Con gr-ss approx ed
jane 70. 50, entitled al Acf 10 grant 20 the
State OF Nevada lanc= in lieu q The sixteenth
and thirty .Ixih sections 10 sid State, the
Ne = of NE14 section q Township IS north,
range 5 east q Mount DiAhsO meridian. In
TIE Districf Of sud beet To sale Al Eureka
Nevada and containing % acres The selec-
tiOn Of the abose described tract Of land
vii be rendered Al ssid Land once 81 Thurs
day. the 18th day Of sepiembsr. Is<7.
ljylo-3dl ID. II. BALL. Register
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
The Methodist Church Festival


As had previously been advertised the
ladies Of the NJ. E. church held grand festi-
val last Saturday evening, at the commodious
tent recently put up by Mr.: Jas. McRae,
and to which the olits Of the town turned
out, the attendance, being very large The
ladies were disappoiassd in not receiving the
strawberries which hsd been ordered for the
evening, but otherwise the occasion was .
grand success-the walters being kept con-
tinually busy supplying sufficient lemonade
and ice-cream, with n usual accompaniment
Of cake. Judge DanallQomed up as a sort
Of major-domo for the e6air. and at his post
behind the money codkter took fin quite a
good-sized pile of the kroot Of all ssip' be-
fore the evening ende Dr.. Greig. and 90;
complished sister csrie did their share
towards making the oEasion one of pleasure
by contributing sever beautiful songs. Mr..
Coombs made himselfAn object of envy to
all the young men by several times capturing
all of the pretty rnaidsns and taking them to
the table for ice-crean. He evidently be-
lieves in the proverb The more the merrier." ="
The festival broke uis mt q late hour, and
everybody departed for home in the bat q,
spirits. ..,..ssssssss
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
Crazy AZ q Bed-Bug.


!, Last Sunday we were informed that q
man with every appearance of being insane
was hanging about Oak Creek, just where ii
comes out Of the mountains, and that several
parties had seen him. On the evening Of the
same Gay, while at the residence Of F. NJ
Woodward'ssw sswe caught sight of him wander.
ing about. He came down from the noun,
fains, and followed Oak Creek until he reach.
ed the old mill site, when he crossed over to
the other side, and struck out again for the
mountains at rapid, but extremely uneven
gate. He was dirty, ragged and unkempt
and his identicy is utterly unknown. From
his actions, however, it could plainly be seer
that he was demented, and the testimony o.
AgMaclay and others who saw him goes t.
81 lbstantiate this theory. He should be look
after and placed in safe-keeping.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
Presbyte1ians at Work.

The writer interviewed Mrs. D. McBrsyen
and Mrs. G. J. Coulthard tho first Of the
week, and was informed that meeting was
held last Saturday evening at the lattera
residence by all those people who are inter
ested in : the building Of Presbyterian
church at this place. The first initiative
steps were taken by appointing necessary
committees, ETC., for spreading tables for q
grand feast upon the Fourth, and with the
proceeds derived from this occasion the mem
bers Of the society hope to ''set the ball rol.
ling. They have the good will of all Of
our people in this matter, and we hope that
everybody will turn out to their dinner on the
nations birthday, which will be held at the
building now occupied by J. B. Sinclair as q
store, and thus furtherance the good wo1k.-
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
RAILROAD Rr5MBLINas.
-
Gathered From About the station.

Plans for the new depot have arrived, and
we are informed from reliable adyices, tina.
as soon as the one at Willow city--now in
process of construction Sis completed. the
entire force Of carpenters ETC., win .be
brought here, and coInmence work upon
ours.
The little station housanow in use, is con.
verted into quite burkAn Of information
every evening. for there The business men o'
the town congregate to eaean some tidingt
from the outer world.
Bottineau must seem to Cond. Denny like
the ''north STAR of his 4sxistence when hi
draws in every evening, and can once more
domicile himself amongst his family.
The frame of the new station house is nj
and enclosed, and otherys ysiae matters On alami
ore progressing rapidly. u win be quite |
good-sized building.
There is no prospect Of the railroad goinl
any further this year, and round-hous'
will soon be put in hereby the company.
After July 1st regular daily mail servic'
will be put on the trains, for which our busi
ness men will be very thankful -. =
Station Agent Peasc is kept busy attending
to the large amount Of freight and expires:
matter which arrives daily. !
Young America steaha ! ride on the car
| occasionally. 80
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
Some Big Fish.

y Ye reporters attention was attracted last
Friday by an immense pickerel in Hoover
Bros market, and on inquiry he learned
that it had been captured at Fish Lake the
day before, by Jas. Dawson, and that it
weighed l8 pounds. Itwas . fine looking
fish, and was quite an object Of curiosity to
q number Of our citizens. On Friday and
Saturday Of last week q party consisting Of
F. NJ. Woodward, Jno. Hofacker, A. Maclay
and Geo. McAllister were at the same lake
upon o fishing excursion, and Saturday
morning Mr.. Woodward caught another
mammoth pickerel, weighing twenty pounds,
besides numerous other specimens Of ! the
6nny tribe, any Of which were Of no small
weight The two pickerel described, how
ever, are the largest fish captured this
season. andwe are glad to record them. Fish
Lake bids iair 10 beosop.s ds M : ! = rssolf is1the
lnture, ana every week several parties visit
It's waters for the purpose Of securing good.
sized strings Of fish, and seldom 60 away
disappointed. %@ s.v
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
/, Our soldiers.

The militia company held it's first regular
meeting last Saturday evening ut which there
was full attendance. Six new members
were mustered In, making a total member
ship of forty-six. Capt. Thompson then
stated to the company that its members
would meet for q regular drill once a week,
every Thursday evening, until further notice.
The boys seem very enthusiastic, and un-
doubtedly full attendance will be present
at the drills. Some twenty or so, have met
with Capt. Thompson nearly every
evening during the past week, and for
'sgreen material have done remarkably well,
and we feel sure that in q short while the
company will be on as good a war-footing as
any in the territory. ...
The following is list Of ofnon-commissioned
officers appointed by the captain:
First Sergeant-V. B. Noble.
sergeants-J. e. johnson, P. J. Ferguson,
J. H. Simrall.
Corporals-H. C.. Dana. H. Hearonemus,
F. G.. Champlin, Archie Macarthur.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
Base Bah Briedets.

To-morrow the crack nine of Bottineau
wifkhie away to Deloraine, Man., and en-.
deavor to wax the husky.wieldcrs Of the llit.
tie sphere at that place. Let US hope they
will be successful. A number Of our citizens
will probably accompany them.
On the Fourth the return game will be
played at the Bottineau ball grounds, and
that the contest for championship will be q
hot one there is no doubt. Our boys arc in
fair condition and confident Of easily winning
both games. But we advise them not to
"count their chickens before they are
hatched.'
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30

The Bottineau Temperance Society held its
regular monthly meeting last Tuesday even
ing, and elected officers for the ensuing six
months, as follows:
President ~. w: Bennett.
Wee President-Miss Marion Beaton.
Secretary. B. Sinclair.
Treasurer ohm Brander.
Chaplain- Rev. Mr.. Osmond.
Executive Committee DIR. Greig, Mrs. ].
B. Sinclair and Miss Marion Beaton.
The old entertainment committee was ord
cred to hold over until the succeeding term.
The principal FIXTURES Of the evenings en-
tertainment were some delightful solos by
DR.. Greig; recitation by Miss Beaton; an
original article, by Mrs. .. B. Sinclair and
timely remarks by the president, and the
Reys. Osmond and Turner.
D. Macarthur has purchased Judge Thomp-
sons entire stock Of drugs, confectionery and
notions, and will continue tho business il
the Budde block. Dug. b an enterprising
young business man, and We trust that he
win meet with the success which he deserves.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
A Copious Rain, and Good Results

The farmers have been full of joy ever
since the late rains, 80 kindly inaugurated by
the elements, have been visited upon us
This will he great year for grain, as the
arms about Bottineau now abundantly testi
fy. If those fellows over in Europe would
get down to business and burn o little pow
der the demand for our wheat would be enor
nous. We are not bloody minded one ,parti
Gle, but We don't care about seeing whea'
raisers crawling out Of the little end Of tht
horn, if it can be avoided.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
Lost, or Strayed.

Three months ago, light grey horse, !
years old, dark gray from knee down, black
name and tail; brand on left shoulder-"T.' u
$40 reward.
Dn. A. X. LoRASeER,
Butte St. Paul, Bottineau, or Willow City.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30

The gophers are still numerous, but our
people made up their minds that 4th Of July
was too near at hand, for them to spend any
more money right away, trying to extermi-
nate these pesky little animals.
STORE TO RENT:-On Main street, Bot.
tineau. Apply to
J. B. SINCLAIR.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
{ One Of the EARLY Birds.

Corporal r. G. Champlin, who was the first
man on the townsite, and also who drove the
first nail, was around the first Of the week,
with big, paternal smile on hiscountenance,
telling about that first baby.-a charming girl
Of s pounds which. arrived at his house last
Sunday, the 26th inst. He is now doing the
cigar act in first-class style. -
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-30
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween G. and T.. Budde, Of Devils Lake, and
J. B. Sinclair, of Bottineau, has been mutually
dissolved. All business with the late firm OF
Budde Bros. e. Sinclair, will be attended to by
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

Another go0d hoiei cou.d Re msde 70 psY
here vas the Heefins expression coming
from 81 individual passinz On Moaros-st.
last evening. sud caugnt on the sing og
reporter Who vas walking i'm the opposite
direction. lt arcnsed cham 81 thau4hrs
m hts mind vhich are mere sasiig imagined
thsn described. Already tAe Valley Citv
has state. 81 nct Nstinusi. rerutsfion FER
its ere err sosteiries. fgt question arfsss
ne remark Vas suggested to a nrscrieal
hotsi man and BE gave l ss his opinian
inst for The rreSent there vas plenty Of
hotels I'm rhe CITY srd remarked Tue nan
we ssid hat had eegter buy enc and ruu
it ay1ie
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

TxvssrIoxs o. rEr iara CxxrrRv
The sesluroat the respe7. the sewing ms
chine.
Cars runnlnE ~ rfeht AMI hv iav.
Houses ushted 81 -ss ADD heafed 5y stean
Ard br-ght eiect7-ci1r's Nv
The tsiegrsrh click speeds IKE lshtainz
rpirsspa
Then The CT ereere ecsuse 20 axeat 10.
ARs .c ruf ca the dnlsn. lse lass ant net
Iassf
r. TIE .sr,ci fttle Par-stvs Pellet
Isst bue act lessf IL ~ z er---s pfea<srr
f~rsstsve Pellet. eecsuze s. sei ewes h,ie4ao
snFerfre aids % she SIAM 81 harar ~s.71-
s,rt. ard snaaies the reiieved suserar d,
suiaT a. re BLESSINGS Art lexaries sf tas
- 90 i've n.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

Talk Of sxorbitsns haekmen and the
srssr OF sensational lIfs-tRksrs a. Mag
"a Fails hss given sEsy to q discussion
Il The tunnsling Of Tie river. With view
Of utilizing the power 80 "a 20 run the
machinery OF Western New York.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

President CLxvELAND receives a salary
OF $4,000 per snnum. Or this amount
be RENTED 5000 to the Democratic
State Committee Of New York. 81, 600 70
thu City Committee. AID $1,000 20 the
Democratic State COMMITTEES OF Ohio,
making grand total OF 10 per cent. o.
one years salary. This, tie Buffalo
Times thinks, ought 10 b sufficient proof
a. 10 the genainsss OF his Democracy.
There Is 40 mugwunpsFy about that
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

Both the great political parties favor a
reduction Of the surplus. The mode Of
reducing It VIII probably be a campaign
bone Of contention next year. toe tariff
dog a, ons snd and the internal revenue
dog at the otosr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

While the Russian troops ara msssiug
or fhs Austrian frontier Il seems impos-
sible For the sgitstsd European powers
- reflect e. 81 she Russian troops must
De kept spuewhsrs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

An idea Tor the Globe Democrat. Ros-
cos CoSKrtS5 for President. JoHS !. w.
CALLS for Vice President. ard Mr.. BLsrSF
On The slump working Ike Trojan Tor
his old snsuy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12
Miscellaneous.

IVAHTED = FOiR OK FiNI AoRsf-fOHEk
W sccosd hand engine also secon band fylif-
der desk and some second hand css hxturFe
Address L 8 Rox T. naif
\ IFE sIZEFOK1RtITS-fNP ASTEL WATER
l. coos snd crayon. elegs rs frAeses in hruuze
or gilt frsmes for so, si2 snd o. furmer prices.
s1a So and S. AisiniSons AT GALLERY. -
ca0si-st- asAi
no ExcHASeE-cOOD erOhk FOk WILL
1 Ing ard give ten yefrs q M - lsy fbf cifef-
ence $50 sud 81 30 20 loan Harses End no q
~ fent Tut'le Bfos, ofef 'srrsce
yNAN1FB-INERN TARFNT To KhoW
W hist hereafter Bar. ths I,holoErsnlier. vi
devote saturday chiefly g the children mating
IL thlhirsns DaY. aid niN co7tff.e loves
Prizes VIII ifiChssi Trades u or. "a enc
right Of stairs 81 = Canal = ~fusfsciinn ~
snieei -
TsrANTTn - FvFsTBoDY TO Gait ANB
w examfne uy Br SO FrHnias 70 a. seeo-
IrttfE the fUest rtrk 81 fhf kind doae n ire
city aud 81 The l8Ttsi prize. q. Bar. =
laus -. fts
lfsI EsHAE-sAN ADD LJNF fNttL
y sTaEsrs ore scent ear1fel ss.,ea ether ns
70 g. Q 30 zss5 90 Hns III, fer foik. xi'tf
DokRpsFG FURNISHED FfgoNs AND
ID ssii ~ rpoms with hosyd. Tsiie iosfacr
vsussc o. ~ soiftf NGtizisn-S 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

Whist m smosri sssug position the
Chicago Tribune vii bs placed IN sxsiu
next year when It comes TO hsvs its at
tsntion called 10 the prsiss It has be-
slowed upon CIKvzLkND
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

Senator PALNxR il quoted a. saying
that BIATSK's tsrif interview upon
CLxvxLASD's message makss the Maine
man the csnaidsts Tor 1888 Undoubt-
sdly IL id unless Is Be conceded that
his nomination was settled FACT before
The message VISA delivered.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

flzurss are tie fs4IaDlo sRdlcaEors A
ssv days 40 references va msds to TIE
amount q business dons IN tie Grand
hzpics post0fiics during the past year.
l. was thousands II dollars d advance OK
ihst aoEs b. z1y p0stofIioe IA the Sszis
outside Of Detroit. What did i lndleasss
Why that tns commercial boom hare /
growing.
L.ook a. thu,
he clearing house returns for the
Esak sncing Saturday last wers 1913
o4J.Ii. For Tie corresponding week lzss
yscr TIE returns wsrs Sal .6ss54t. The
differences, The incrsass u Sol. 9l6.27.
Hale Of incrsase, A. "a per csat. These
are he Ezurss that mean sOmslhiAx.
They are figures thai car lively business
men vii respect. Every nan IA this
community Who believes thai this city
las future vii l0ok upon these returns
~ glad tldInxs OF eEsas Joy. TIE man
with capital, Who IS looking for place
20 iocass, values such figures as these.
The oaak eisarinZs viii continue 10 IN
creasa Grand Rapids - booming. la
Little over Two years. the Goysrnmsnt
census taksr vii 0e in this city looking
for hxlfss. Who doubts that his report
VII give Grand Rapids a population OF
over iOO0002 Booss the figures. Boom
ths boom.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

IpANTED-1o REST A Vat. C0sf0KTA.
W kle house Of six ~ ten 10 within tVe
blocks north, east south a rcssofce hedres..
With location and terms Ply Kicasn care 1els-
gram Herald. 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

The people OF the United States an
nuslly spsad the following suns in the
following way: For missions. 5000 600;
public education. sS5. 100000: sugar and
nolasses. sl5o.000.O00; boots and shoes,
sl96.00o, 600; cotton goods. s2l0,OO0.0OO;
lumber, S2330o0.oo0; woO.sa goods,
s-37.000, 900, iron and stssl. s290.OO0,OOO;
NEST, $4,000. coo; tobacco. SD, 0Co, 900;
bread. sos. OOO. 900; liquors. s900.OC0,OOo.
And Jet ws complain OF hard times.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-12

4 l.fs.r rs Mr. fa6 e0NF oNf ia
Z sale a. f-is', shea siescfy aoiaz sesel -
ines tfs.as 1eas 80 % a.. f's ~ a cas-.
- eesreea fse eess " s.se "a 80
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